Sentence examples for the possessions from inspiring English sources
noun
Control or occupancy of something for which one does not necessarily have private property rights.
"The possessions are possessions," Ms. Frederick said.
Clearing the people before clearing the possessions.
What happened to the possessions of previous generations?
The relationship between the possessions we value and the narratives behind them is unmistakable.
The defenseless Edward was forced to restore all the possessions and offices of the Godwine family.
Community property, legal treatment of the possessions of married people as belonging to both of them.
Huang Qingjun's "Family Stuff," produced over a decade, documents the possessions of families across China.
One of the possessions is the throne of England, and the battle could become physical.
Many carried the possessions they had salvaged, such as bags of clothes and rolled-up mattresses.
The possessions permitted are few, he said: a toothbrush, a blanket, a towel.
But the possessions buried with him suggest the Viking was a considerable traveller.
